Sentences with phrase «high degree of independence»

Ph.D. students in the NIH - Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program enjoy an unusually high degree of independence.

We look for people that are self - starters / have a high degree of independence, value continuous learning, and are receptive to feedback.

A high degree of independence and insulation from day - to - day political pressures is important for a central bank.

In short, an assembly with: time; a high degree of independence from political parties; openness, to facilitate wide public engagement; and real agenda - setting power.

The authority has a board of trustees appointed by the governor and state legislative leaders and operates with a high degree of independence.

Dutch children have much less mental health issues because of this high degree of independence training they receive at school and the inner resilience it fosters.

According to OrCam co-founder and CEO Ziv Aviram, «Our mission is to empower people who are partially sighted, blind and have reading difficulties, including dyslexia or those who experience reading fatigue, to study, work and live their lives with a high degree of independence.»

They show a high degree of independence after two months.

And it's potentially positive: JOHAX has such a high degree of independence that it sometimes falls when its benchmark is rising (three months) and rises when its benchmark is falling (3X) and it sometimes falls substantially more (3X) or substantially less (7X) than its benchmark.

Because we know that compact portfolios are also correlated to higher degrees of independence, we've included that information too for all of the funds we could identify.

Police officers, in the execution of their duties, must have a high degree of independence from government.

Demonstrated ability to work with a high degree of independence while providing reliable and efficient support to office management.

The Family Support worker must be capable of using this problem solving method without direct supervision, due to the high degree of independence required in their role.

Teenagers often feel weighed down by the demands of their lives; they have school, family, social, emotional, physical and other pressures on their young shoulders — which they are often trying to navigate with a higher degree of independence.